Most AI SEO tools give a keyword to an LLM and call it content.
Here's what Clustea does instead.
Before writing:
Fetches and reads the actual pages ranking in the top 5 — not just their titles. Extracts what concepts every competitor covers, what only 1-2 cover, and what nobody covers. That's your brief.
Pulls People Also Ask with the current Google answer, not just the question. The article has to beat that answer, not just mention the topic.
Detects SERP features (featured snippet, image pack, video carousel) and adapts the article format accordingly.
Generates the full H2/H3 outline before writing a single word. Gap topics get dedicated sections.
During writing:
Web search runs live. Every stat must come from a real source with a real URL. Fabricated numbers are explicitly blocked.
Token budget aligned to actual competitor word counts, not a hardcoded default.
After writing:
11 deterministic quality checks. Snippet paragraph present? Table present? PAA questions covered? Zero AI phrases? Keyword placement correct?
Failures trigger a targeted repair pass — not a full regeneration.
Internal links added in both directions. Outgoing to relevant existing articles. Incoming from related published articles updated automatically. No orphan pages.
Published to WordPress with proper HTML tables, JSON-LD structured data, and real meta tags.
Then it does all of this again next week. Automatically.
You configure it once. You never open it again.
What part of your content pipeline do you still do manually?